I believe in Philadelphia it's usually acid.
I believe in Philadelphia it's usually acid.
Better make it two.
The Distance- CAKE
I see the weekly Anglophile meeting has spontaneously come to fruition.
I will take your word on that one.
That's a goddamn travesty.
There's that little slice of angst.
"HA! I knew those Cardinals were all full of hot air!"
Still possibly the finest work you've done, Barry. +1
Dear heavenly Lord, how on earth are shallots and garlic THAT expensive where you are?!
Wow. I really liked the part where the Heat fans left when the game ended.
I want to go ahead and apologize for earlier remarks about Russia not having a real national sport. I didn't know they played chess.
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You know, this reminds me of a funny story from my life. I had this chocolate lab, you see, big brute. Almost 110lbs. It was a crisp fall morning and I was loading the truck up with Thanksgiving groceries before taking good ol' Moose to the vet for a checkup. I loaded the cab up, and threw these big jugs of peanut oil…
It seems kind of like a retread to me, Drew. We already know via popular culture that it's perfectly reasonable and a man's right (should he have those kinds of inclinations) to sport about a fake beard.
[Didn't actually say it here first]
THIS GUY, Wes Welker, I call him Butterfinger, because when he goes to clutch a ball, I always marvel at how smooth his grip is on me.
He really strikes me as a Stella guy.
I'm surprised, from the picture, they saved an airline flight. Both of them look like lately they've been really busy saving trains.